All my other chicken losses in the past have been to predators, except for Chicken Orlean, who had some undiagnosable viral disease and had to be put to sleep.
Showing us a lignite map of the United Kingdom, he observed that the areas with the most lignites also had the highest rates of undiagnosable renal disease.
The novelist Tim Parks's Teach Us to Sit Still: A Sceptic's Search for Health and Healing (Harvill Secker) is an unclassifiable book about his quest for the cure of an undiagnosable condition, a chronic and painful one best described in the medical literature as "a headache in the pelvis".
By Avi Zenilman October 16, 2009 Joshua Ferris's upcoming second novel, "The Unnamed," is about a man with an undiagnosable malady that won't let him stop walking.
Joshua Ferris's upcoming second novel, "The Unnamed," is about a man with an undiagnosable malady that won't let him stop walking.
When my mother's mother began to die of a mysterious, undiagnosable neurological illness, the first thing she lost was her sense of taste.
"House" is first and foremost a showcase for the discontents of its drug-addicted hero; the undiagnosable diseases, internal frictions and romantic subplots are secondary.
In "Hurrah at Last 199999), the most autobiographical of Greenberg's plays, the character with an undiagnosable disease says that the doctors refer to him as a fascinoma.
Rosemary Breslin, a journalist and screenwriter who wrote a piquant memoir about her own stubbornly undiagnosable illness, died yesterday at New York-Presbyterian Hospinal in Manhattan.
A highly original novel by a lecturer in physics and professor of humanities at M.I.T.; its hero, immersed in an environment of cell phones, pagers and the Internet, suffers an illness both caused and made undiagnosable by excess information.
